Ohio Coal Fields Calm Amid Strike Activity Resumes
Ohio miners plan a 50 mile caravan into eastern Kentucky to halt non union coal shipments as contract talks near restart. Don Nunley urged caution and nonviolence while Kentucky drivers faced pressure from union action. Negotiators had difficulty finalizing a clause to reimburse the UMW funds for wildcat losses.
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Wilkesville
Ohio
Washington
Kentucky
Virginia
United Mine Workers
Chesapeake
Don Nunley
UMW
District 6
West Virginia
Nunley
Middle East Talks Resume Amid Arab Reactions to Begin Plan
Cairo talks report progress as Egyptian and Israeli negotiators seek pivotal decisions from Sadat and Begin. Arab officials denounce Begin proposals as perpetuating occupation while Beirut foils an attack on the Egyptian Embassy. PLO also rejects the plan which envisions Palestinian autonomy under continued Israeli control. Begin says Carter views the plan as a fair peace basis, with caveats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Menahem Begin
Cairo
Begin
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Beirut
Lebanon
Sadat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Gaza
Carter
Miner Who Survived Mine Flood Returns to Work
Ronald Adley, 38, rescued after being buried alive for nearly five days in Kocher Coal Co. Porter Tunnel, resumes work in the same mine. He endured a 45 foot water surge that killed nine miners, plans a lifelong mining career, and credits his faith and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dvorchak
Associated Press
Tower City, Pa
Ronald Adley
Adley
Kocher Coal Co
Porter
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Big Lick Mountain
Freedom
Williams Valley
God
Rhodes seeks new Ohio districts in three judge panel
Gov. Rhodes and Republicans press for redraw of Ohio House and Senate districts for 1978 after a federal injunction and rulings. The case challenges 1971 72 apportionment under Gov Gilligan, with Howarth arguing districts violate compactness and subdivision boundaries and urging a modern standard under one man one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
United States District Court of
Robert F. Howarth Jr
Rhodes
Frank J. Battisti
Cleveland
Howarth
State Controlling Board
6Th
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Battisti
John J. Gilligan
Circuit Court
Gilligan
Senate
GOP
Ohio Constitution
John M. McElroy
Party
McElroy
Battisti Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Carter cancels Cabinet to focus on economic package
President Carter scrapped today’s Cabinet meeting to confer with economic advisers and congressional leaders on a broad 1978 policy package. Officials under Mondale and Eizenstat plan a priority on the economy as they assemble a master domestic agenda and seek substantial tax cuts to offset higher payroll taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Administration
Walter F. Mondale
Stuart E. Eizenstat
Eizenstat
White House
House
Senate
National
Gover
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Fayetteville
N.C
Menahem Begin
First Baptist Church
Congress
Cargo Plane Down Near Salt Lake City
United Airlines DC-8F cargo jet with three crewmen crashed near Baer Canyon after leaving a holding pattern. Wreckage found in snow up to four feet deep. no survivors. Crew: Capt John Fender First Officer Phillip Modesitt Second Officer Steve Simpson. Plane carrying about one third of 90 000 pounds and 1200 pounds of mail.
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Salt Lake City
United Airlines
Salt Lake International Airport
Here
Baer Canyon
Davis County
Dub Lawrence
United
John Fender
Phillip Modesitt
Steve Simpson
Chicago
William Lovett
Air Route Traffic Control Center
United States
Evansville
Ind
University of Evansville
Jack Gamble
Patrol Launches Recruitment For 1978 Academy Classes
Lieutenant K E Saddler of the Athens State Highway Patrol announces the opening of recruitment for Patrol Academy classes slated for 1978. The post plans intake this year with applications invited from eligible recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.E. Saddler
Athens
Santa Visits Keep Logging in at Local Inn
Santa in Logan has been making nightly visits to the Quaker State Stage Coach Inn on East Main at Walnut Street for 10 days before Christmas. The inn’s owner Rocky Bowman Salsberry is reported missing from the work scene during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Old St. Nicholas
East Main
Walnut Street
Santa
Rocky Bowman Salsberry
Winter in Appalachia brought to life by Green Parks Project
Appalachian history was vividly presented Saturday afternoon by the Appalachian Green Parks Project in the Athens Middle School auditorium. Occasional rain or snow possible tonight and Tuesday with lows near 30 to 35 and highs around 40. Chance of precipitation 50 percent tonight and 70 percent Tuesday. Details inside.
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Appalachian Green Parks Project
Appalachia
Athens Middle School
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Elihan Ben-Elissar
Meir Rosenne
AP Laser Photo
Alexandria
Middle East
Mideast
Dan Pattir
Morses Saad el-Din
Plains
Utah
Tee
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